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HARVARD COLLEGE JAPAN SUMMER INTERNSHIP PROGRAM
Harvard coordinates a wide array of summer internship opportunities in Japan for undergraduates in any concentration. As interns, students lean about the local culture of their city and work place while contributing to a project defined by the host organization. Since 1988, nearly 300 Harvard College students have worked in consulting and financial firms, on the campuses of top Japanese universities, in the office of parliamentary members and NGOs, in leading science labs, and even in a propeller factory, a hotel bakery, and an antiquarian bookstore. Internships last a minimum of 8 weeks, from early June to early August. Students may ask RI to help match their interests with host organizations in Japan, or they may find intern hosts on their own and apply to RI only for funding support.

Application is available on CARAT https://asperin.fas.harvard.edu/carat/, Harvard's web-based common application tool.

Application deadline: January 3, 2012
For more information contact Theodore Gilman, Associate Director, Reischauer Institute

Award Announcement: March 2012

Students applying to the HARVARD COLLEGE JAPAN SUMMER INTERNSHIP PROGRAM are strongly encouraged to consult the Undergraduate Funding Database and to apply to the OCS Summer Grant for International Internships, Service, Travel, and Research Assistantships

 

HARVARD SUMMER SCHOOL PROGRAM IN KYOTO
June 3 – July 28, 2012
Application deadline: Feb 3, 2012
Click HERE for more information and application requirements

HARVARD SUMMER SCHOOL PROGRAM AT RIKEN BRAIN SCIENCE INSTITUTE IN JAPAN
June 10 – August 19, 2012
Application deadline: Feb 3, 2012
Click HERE for more information and application requirements

HARVARD SUMMER SCHOOL PROGRAM AT RIKEN CENTER FOR ALLERGY AND IMMUNOLOGY
June 10 – August 19, 2012
Application deadline: Feb 3, 2012
Click HERE for more information and application requirements

Students applying to theHARVARD SUMMER SCHOOL PROGRAMS IN JAPAN are strongly encouraged to consult the Undergraduate Funding Database and to apply to the OCS Summer Study Abroad Grant

 

REISCHAUER INSTITUTE HENRY ROSOVSKY UNDERGRADUATE SUMMER RESEARCH TRAVEL GRANT
The Reischauer Institute was one of Harvard's first international and regional centers to offer summer travel grants for thesis research abroad. Since 1980, it has awarded competitive summer research travel grants for Harvard undergraduates in the humanities or social sciences for research and/or fieldwork in Japan, relating directly to a senior honors thesis in an area of Japanese studies. Typically the period of research is 2 months, but this may vary. Applicants must have completed at least two years of Japanese language study or have comparable proficiency; in the case of exceptionally strong projects, more limited language background may be considered. Students seeking to apply should consult with faculty members well in advance of the application deadline to plan and receive approval for a senior thesis topic.

For more information on the application process, view the following documents:

Reischauer Institute Henry Rosovsky Undergraduate Grant (PDF)

Applications must be completed using CARAT, Harvard's web-based common application tool, at: https://asperin.fas.harvard.edu/carat/

DEADLINE: A hard copy of your application from CARAT must be submitted to Room S030, CGIS South Builidng, 1730 Cambridge between 10:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. on Friday, February 17, 2012

Students applying to theREISCHAUER INSTITUTE HENRY ROSOVSKY UNDERGRADUATE SUMMER RESEARCH TRAVEL GRANT are strongly encouraged to consult the Undergraduate Funding Database and to apply to the OCS Summer Grant for International Internships, Service, Travel, and Research Assistantships

 

REISCHAUER INSTITUTE UNDERGRADUATE SUMMER JAPANESE LANGUAGE GRANTS
The Reischauer Institute awards several grants each year to Harvard undergraduates in any concentration who plan to enroll in a summer Japanese language study program in Japan. The grant will provide funding toward tuition, travel, and living expenses. Preference will be given to students whose concentrations either require or give credit for language study, or who plan a senior thesis project that makes use of the language to be studied. Grants up to $6,000.

For more information on the application process, view the following documents:

Reischauer Institute Summer Language Grants (PDF)

Applications must be completed using CARAT, Harvard's web-based common application tool, at: https://asperin.fas.harvard.edu/carat/

DEADLINE: A hard copy of your application from CARAT must be submitted to Room S030, CGIS South Builidng, 1730 Cambridge between 10:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. on Friday, February 17, 2012

Students applying to the REISCHAUER INSTITUTE UNDERGRADUATE SUMMER JAPANESE LANGUAGE GRANTS are strongly encouraged to consult the Undergraduate Funding Database and to apply to the
OCS Summer Study Abroad Grant

NOMA-REISCHAUER PRIZES IN JAPANESE STUDIES
Harvard students who write essays on Japan-related topics. One ($1,000) undergraduate and one ($1,500) graduate prize are awarded annually. Printer-friendly version of application instructions.
Deadline: June 18, 2012
Submission due in CGIS South, Room S234, 1730 Cambridge St.

 

STUDENT ORGANIZATION GRANTS (<< PDF link)
The Asia-related centers at Harvard University offers grants to undergraduates and graduate student organizations for projects involving individual countries or spanning multiple countries in Asia. These grants are offered on a ongoing basis; however organizations are encouraged to apply as early as possible as funds are limited. Please submit an application to Jorge Espada at the Harvard Asia Center.

 

For more information contact Theodore Gilman, Associate Director or Hilary Johnson, Program Coordiantor, at the Reischauer Institute of Japanese Studies